国内のオケラ属(Atractylodes Dc.)植物について

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The rhizomes of Atractylodes plants have been used as oriental crude drugs known as Byakujutsu and Sojutsu. Sojutsu (Atractylodes lancea ItnizomA) is the rhizoms of Atractylodes lancea or its varieties. Byakujutsu (Atractylodes RHIZOMA) is the rhizome of A. japonica, from which the periderm has usually been removed (Wa-byakujutsu), or the rhizome of A. ovata (Kara-byakujutsu). A. lancea, A. ovata and Sado-okera originally devived from A. lancea have been cultivated in botanical gardens in Japan, and A. japonica grows wild in field and mountains throughout Japan except Hokkaido. In this study, the TLC patterns of A. japonica samples collected from various parts of Japan were compared with those of Atractylodes plants called Sojutsu cultivated in some botanical gardens. The results suggested that most of the cultivated A. lancea and Sado-okera, or even wild Sado-okera collected in Sado Island were crossbreeds between Genus Atractylodes plants.
日本生薬学会の論文
1988-03-20